Multi proyectos 0097

Nice, simple, step by step tutorial on a basic Mood Lamp waiting to be implemented by you!

here’s code and wiring instructions.

via [NooTropicDesign]

Wow. [Justin] goes on with his Arduino + LCD + PHP article series. In this post he implements the text printing on the LCD, via web using PHP serial class that I mentioned in the last post, combined with PHP’s basic file manipulation functions.

via [BrockenCityLabs]

Techincally, this is one of the reason Arduino was created: helping prototype new users interfaces; openSource.

Here’s the Nintendo DS DSLR Trigger. Arduino Based (or, at least programmed. It’s based on Atmega 168) + Open Source Applications on Ninetndo DS.

via [MAKE] [OpenCameraControl]

Check out this GPS tracked baloon flying around Churchill College, Cambridge, on 07/03/10. No Code provided (yet) but still you can read a lot about the project on [Ferret] site and, offcourse, on [hackaday].

via [hackaday]

We’ve had an enthusiastic response to the NYC meetup this Saturday, and we’re filled up.  We’ve got an RSVP list that matches the capacity of the space. Thanks to all who RSVP’ed, we look forward to seeing you Saturday. For those who didn’t RSVP in time, watch this space, and we’ll pick a bar for drinks that night and announce it soon.

Check out the video after the break (nice trance tune on it;) of the Motoruino in action.

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Today is the “circuit etching” day. I wanted to enlarge the disussion of thisprevious post, by embedding this nice tutorial on Circuit Etching from Colin Cunningam of Make.

via [MAKE]

Follow this simple step by step tutorial from ladyada.

Well. As most of you I begin my day hanging around in different forums. One of them (one of the firsts) is the Arduino Forum, with his new layout.

In these day a thread took my attention: P18F4550 made his first Arduino Shield. When questioned to make a step by step guide of the all process he posted wonderful pics of the all thing.

[from P18F4550 on the Arduino Forum]

Incredible 360 photos from Flickr user philwarner who built this PanoDuinoautomated panohead. It’s amazing how different photographers ([...[ 2 of these in the Netherlands, 1 in France, 2 in Texas and another in Singapore[...]) are all leading to a common project. [Greg] in Canada is designing his own mechanics in CAD and fabricating them in his machine shop. I think it will be operated using the Papywizard software. He’s getting close to having a working rig.